Black Queens defender Comfort Yeboah marked her Liga F debut for DUX Logroño with an impressive display in a hard-fought 0–0 away draw against Athletic Bilbao Femenino, also known as Athletic Club on the Matchday 9 encounter on Sunday, November 2.
It’s another Monday, November 3, 2025 and Kickgh.com comes your way with another comprehensive wrap up of performance of some Ghanaian players abroad.
ENGLAND
Starting with Kudus Mohammed, the mercurial playmaker lasted the entire duration and had a fierce battle with Marc Cucurella in Tottenham Hotspur narrow 0-1 home loss to Chelsea last Saturday
And on Sunday, Antoine Semenyo also enjoyed full throttle for AFC Bournemouth who also suffered a 3-1 defeat away at Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
In the Championship, in-form Brandon Thomas-Asante wasn’t on target this weekend and his side Coventry City lost for the first time this season after a 3-2 away defeat at newbies Wrexham.
At the King Power Stadium, Leicester City suffered a surprising 0-2 loss to Blackburn Rovers. Abdul Fatawu Issahaku played all minutes while Jordan Ayew came on in the second half for the host.
Kwame Opoku finally made an injury return to feature in Queens Park Rangers 1-4 defeat at home to Ipswich Town.
Watford humbled Middlesbrough by an emphatic 3-0 at the Vicarage Road. Kwame Baah played 77 minutes for the victors while James Abankwah sat out once again with suspension.
In the first round of the Emirates FA Cup, Jojo Wollacott conceded three as his side Crawley Town lost by 3-0 away at Boreham Wood to exit the competition.
Malachi Boateng came on in the second half for Plymouth Argyle in their 2-0 defeat away at Wycombe Wanderers. Brendan Sarpon-Wiredu was an unused substitute.
Ghanaian trio Andy Yiadom, Daniel Kyerewaa and Kelvin Abrefa all featured for Reading in their painful 2-3 home loss to Carlisle United.
SPAIN
In the Spanish La Liga, Thomas Partey enjoyed full time action for Villarreal in their 4-0 win over Rayo Vallecano.
Joseph Aidoo was an unused substitute for Celta Vigo who won by 1-2 away at Levante.
GERMANY
In the Bundesliga, Nikolas Nartey came on in the second half for Stuttgart in their 3-1 away defeat at RB Leipzig.
Both Derrick Kohn and Ilyas Ansah were in action for Union Berlin who got held by Freiburg to a goalless draw.
Ernest Poku played only 58 minutes for Bayer Leverkusen in their 3-0 defeat to champions Bayern Munich.
Ragnar Ache was on target for FC Cologne in their emphatic 4-1 win over Hamburger SV. Ransford Yeboah Konigsdorffer played 59 minutes for the visitors.
In the Bundesliga II, Kofi Amoako lasted the entire minutes for Dynamo Dresden who lost 2-0 away at Hertha Berlin.
Anton Donkor made a cameo appearance for Shalke O4 in their 2-1 away defeat to Karlsruher SC.
Darmstadt were held by Arminia Bielefeld to a pulsating 2-2 draw. Both Patric Pfeiffer and Benjamin Boakye were all in action for both teams.
Maxwell Gyamfi enjoyed full throttle for Kaiserslautern in their 1-1 away draw at Fortuna Düsseldorf.
Moritz Kwarteng made a cameo feature for VfL Bochum in their 2-0 home win over Magdeburg
ITALY
Right to Dream Academy graduate Kamaldeen Sulemana played 59 minutes for Atalanta who astonishingly lost by 1-0 against Udinese Calcio away from home.
FRANCE
In the Ligue 1, Kojo Peprah Oppong lasted the entire duration for OGC Nice while Salis Abdul Samed came on in the second half in their narrow 1-0 home defeat to PSG.
Mohammed Salisu lasted the entire duration for AS Monaco in their surprising 0-1 home defeat to newbies Paris FC.
Ghanaian trio Elisha Owusu, Gideon Mensah and Ibrahim Osman were all in action for AJ Auxerre in their 0-1 home defeat to Olympique Marseille in a game both teams finished with ten men.
Alidu Seidu wasn’t in Stade Rennes squad due to unknown reasons in their 4-1 win over Strasbourg.
Center-back Samson Baidoo was on target for RC Lens in their emphatic 3-0 win over Nathaniel Adjei’s FC Lorient.
Terry Yegbe was in the thick of things ro help FC Metz beat FC Nantes by 2-0.
Abu Francis watched on from the bench for Toulouse FC in their goalless draw against Le Havre.
In the Ligue 2, Saint-Etienne lost 2-1 away against Red Star. Eben Ebenezer Annan played all minutes while Dennis Appiah warmed the bench
HOLLAND
Kamal Sowah lasted the entire duration for NAC Breda who won by 1-0 against Go Ahead Eagles.
Tyrone Owusu played 64 minutes for Telstar who drew 2-2 at home against Excelsior.
Jayden Oduro was in post for AZ Alkmaar in their crucial 0-1 away win at Sparta Rotterdam. Ibrahim Sadiq also came on in the second half
PORTUGAL
In the Primera Liga, Nelson Abbey was an unused substitute for Rio Ave who lost 0-4 at home to Estoril.
TURKEY
In the Turkish Super Lig, Jerome Opoku played only 22 minutes for Istanbul Basaksehir in their slim 1-0 win over Kocaelispor.
Aaron Opoku played 62 minutes for Kayserispor who won 3-2 at home against Kasimpasa. Nicholas Opoku was in action for the visitors.
BELGIUM
In the Jupiler Pro League, Davis Opoku made a cameo appearance for OH Leuven who won 4-0 against ten-man Gent.
Jerry Afriyie played all minutes or Raal La Louviere who picked an important 2-1 home win over Cercle Brugge. Lawrence Agyekum came on for the visitors.
SERBIA
In the Superliga, Ibrahim Tanko was in action FK Javor Im their pulsating 1-1 draw against Spartak Subotica. Kudu Shama Abdul wasn’t in action for the visitors.
Zubairu Ibrahim was on target for FK Partizan who suffered a 4-1 away loss at FK Cukaricki.
Ibrahim Mustapha was in action for Vojvodina in their 1-3 home defeat to IMT.
Douglas Owusu lasted the entire duration for Radnik Surdulica in their pulsating 1-1 draw against FK Crvena Zvezda.
SWITZERLAND
In the Swiss topflight, Jonas Adjei Adjetey lasted the entire duration for FC Basel in their goalless draw Young Boys.
Lawrence Ati-Zigi lasted the entire duration for FC ST Gallen in their game against FC Lugano in a game that ended abruptly.
SWEDEN
In the Allsvenskan, Emmanuel Yeboah was in action for Halmstads BK in their goalless draw against Ezekiel Alladoh’s Brommapojkarna.
Rockson Yeboah was red carded for IFK Gothenburg in their goalless draw against Djurgaarden.
Kingsley Gyamfi enjoyed full throttle for Oesters IF in their pulsating 1-1 draw against GAIS.
DENMARK
Prince Amoako Junior was on target for FC Nordsjaelland in their 2-4 home defeat to OB with Caleb Yirenkyi also playing all minutes. Leeroy Owusu was on target for the visitors.
Noah Nartey was on target for Broendby IF 0-2 away win over Silkeborg.
NORWAY
James Ampofo was in an unused substitute for Stroemsgodset in their 1-2 home defeat to Viking.
Leonard Owusu played all minutes for Fredrikstad in their 3-1 win for Kristiansund BK.
Michael Opoku was in action for Sarpsborg 08 in their 4-0 away defeat at Tromsoe.
CZECH REPUBLIC
Cletus Nombil played all minutes for FC Zlin who won 1-3 away at Jablonec.
Dennis Owusu and Patrick Kpozo all featured for Banik Ostrava in their 2-0 away loss at Slavia Praha.
In-form Prince Adu Kwabena was on target once again for Viktoria Plzen in their 1-2 away win against Benjamin Nyarko’s Teplice.
USA
Osman Bukari spent 71 minutes of action for FC Austin in their 2-1 away defeat at Los Angeles FC.
Emmanuel Sabbi was in the thick of things for Vancouver Whitecaps in their 1-1 draw against FC Dallas. Lalas Abubakar was an unused substitute for the host.
IRELAND
In the Irish topflight, Joseph Anang was in goal for St. Patrick’s Athletic who drew goalless at Shelbourne.
GREECE
In the Greek topflight, Baba Abdul Rahman was an unused substitute as PAOK FC lost by 0-5 against Panserraikos.
SLOVENIA
Former Dreams FC Benjamin Tetteh netted twice to help NK Maribor win 2-3 away at NK Bravo in the Prva Liga.
By: Iddriss Abdul Rahim
In a Premier League filled with global stars, Antoine Semenyo has emerged as one of the season’s breakout performers — and his rise is drawing attention across Europe.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has lavished praise on Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, describing the in-form Ghanaian as an “extraordinary player” ahead of their Premier League encounter.
Ghanaian youngster Hafiz Gariba is making waves at FC Barcelona, with club insiders reportedly viewing the 18-year-old as a strong prospect for future promotion to the first team.
French-based Ghanaian defender, Terry Yegbe has spoken on how his football journey has been so far and furthered explained how he received his first Black Stars invite, something he described as a very proud moment for himself.
The 24-year-old center-back currently plies his trade in the French Ligue 1 with FC Metz - where he joined in the last summer transfer window on a four-year deal from Swedish club Elfsborg IF.
His first stop was Finland, where he turned out for SJK Seinäjoki on loan and quickly established himself at the heart of their defence and subsequently earned himself a move into the Swedish topflight in early 2024.
In Sweden, Yegbe grew into a key figure, amassing 40 appearances and scoring four goals across two seasons. His commanding presence in duels, ability to play out from the back with his cultured left foot, and threat from set-pieces made him an indispensable part of Elfsborg’s system.
The bulky-guardsman was even linked with a move into the English Premier League but the couldn’t materialize and he’s confirmed that in a recent interview with Flashscore.
“At Elfsborg, everything went well,” he says. “The first year was great. I almost got a move to the Premier League in January, but it didn’t happen. Still, I told myself I’ll keep working. It’s all part of the process.”
During the international break in November 2024, Ghana coach Otto Addo handed Terry Yegbe his maiden call-up ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola and Niger.
Yegbe made his first-ever debut for the Black Stars in a 2-1 home loss to Niger at the Accra Sports Stadium.
He furthered gave insights of how he earned his first ever invite into the Black Stars stating it came unexpected but added it’s the proudest moment of his life.
“It came so suddenly. My agent called me around 4 or 5 a.m., saying, ‘Pack your things; Otto Addo just called and said you’re going to the national team.’ I was half asleep, but it was such a proud moment for me, for my family, and for my community in Akatsi.”
Terry Yegbe has now made eight appearances in the French Ligue 1 so far this season
